I need an amp!
I need an amp!
I'm about to buy this sub
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...2+-S15C2-.html
Problem is I don't know too much about subs and amps and all that,so my favor is for someone to please find me an amp that will work with that sub from that store and please try to keep the price under $250
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...2+-S15C2-.html
Problem is I don't know too much about subs and amps and all that,so my favor is for someone to please find me an amp that will work with that sub from that store and please try to keep the price under $250
If you're wanting to buy both at Sonic Electronix you can buy this amp and it should do fine:
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...KAC-9104D.html
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...KAC-9104D.html
i wwould put more juice to that sub,http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...BXi+1610D.html
Last edited by JJDH; Jun 9, 2009 at 05:50 PM.
That sub is 2ohm DVC. You can wire it 4ohm or 1ohm. Running an amp at a 1ohm load will put out loads more power than running the same amp at 4ohm. Just make sure the amp you select is capable of handling a 1ohm load. This will give you more bang for the buck. If you are going to stick with Sonic Electonix for both I would get the Kenwood that 08FX4 suggested.
That sub is 2ohm DVC. You can wire it 4ohm or 1ohm. Running an amp at a 1ohm load will put out loads more power than running the same amp at 4ohm. Just make sure the amp you select is capable of handling a 1ohm load. This will give you more bang for the buck. If you are going to stick with Sonic Electonix for both I would get the Kenwood that 08FX4 suggested.
Last edited by JJDH; Jun 9, 2009 at 09:27 PM.
That sub is 2ohm DVC. You can wire it 4ohm or 1ohm. Running an amp at a 1ohm load will put out loads more power than running the same amp at 4ohm. Just make sure the amp you select is capable of handling a 1ohm load. This will give you more bang for the buck. If you are going to stick with Sonic Electonix for both I would get the Kenwood that 08FX4 suggested.
B) There is no way that Kenwood amp puts out anywhere near 900 watts with only 60 amps of fusing. More like 600-700 tops.
Look into a high powered 2-channel amplifier. They often put out a lot of power at 4 ohm impedance. Something like this:
http://www.zapco.com/prod/ref_prods/7502Frame.htm
C) Why a Kicker 15?
I'd use this
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...+ZX1500.1.html But you said under 250, so I'll do some searching for you.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...+ZX1500.1.html But you said under 250, so I'll do some searching for you.
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You constantly say your going to buy this sub or that one, and every week it changes, until i see proof of the sub in your hands i will not help you. Just make up your damn mind and stop wasting our time.
I'd use this
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...+ZX1500.1.html But you said under 250, so I'll do some searching for you.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...+ZX1500.1.html But you said under 250, so I'll do some searching for you.

if hes getting a kicker sub i dont think hes going the 4ohm sound quality route...
I agree with both mSaLL and JJDH in that running at 1ohm will be harder on your electrical, and, will reduce sound quality. As far as the Kenwood amp goes I was only going by what info that sonic had. 900wrms at 2ohm and >900 wrms at 1ohm.
his electrical will be fine running an amp at 1 ohm with that low of power and i dont think hes going for sound quality...
if you want more power then why not go with this?
http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/s...252dorder.html
http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/s...252dorder.html
How about you just calm down and stop reading my posts then if you're gonna sit there and get pissed about it.
A) Running at 1 ohm will also reduce sound quality due to the super low resistance.
B) There is no way that Kenwood amp puts out anywhere near 900 watts with only 60 amps of fusing. More like 600-700 tops.
Look into a high powered 2-channel amplifier. They often put out a lot of power at 4 ohm impedance. Something like this:
http://www.zapco.com/prod/ref_prods/7502Frame.htm
C) Why a Kicker 15?
B) There is no way that Kenwood amp puts out anywhere near 900 watts with only 60 amps of fusing. More like 600-700 tops.
Look into a high powered 2-channel amplifier. They often put out a lot of power at 4 ohm impedance. Something like this:
http://www.zapco.com/prod/ref_prods/7502Frame.htm
C) Why a Kicker 15?



